Xp Gained: 1.3 billion in total / 275 million per hourĮlites Farmed: 320 in total / 64 per hour
Wardens Killed: 152 in total / 30 per hour Here’s the stats for five hours of farming, as depicted in the video: In addition to that, you’ll get a lot of Legendary items and money along the way. Not only is farming Nekarat an easy way to get all three keys, it’s also the fastest way to do so as it takes place on the smallest map (as compared to the other maps the Key Wardens are on) and offers the shortest route to the Key Warden. You should have no problem taking a portal to the end of the map the next time you open up a game. To get farming, start a game up on the quest Prime Evil and make your way up the Crystal Colonnade to the end of the Level 1 of the Silver Spire. With that in mind, Cuckoo Gaming has put together a video guide (seen below) on how to get the most out of Nekarat in Act 4. It’s easier to farm Nekarat than it is to farm any of the other three Key Wardens and get all of the keys.
One little publicized feature about the game’s new 2.0 patch is the fact that Since 1.08, Blizzard made it so Nekarat, the Key Warden in Act 4 (the one I mentioned above that drops the Infernal Machine plans) can drop all three keys-the Key of Hatred, Key of Destruction and Key of Terror, and Key of Hate. T6 difficulty will provide you with a 50% chance. Setting it to T1 difficulty will provide you with a 25% chance of getting any of the keys to drop from the various Key Wardens.
You’ll first need to play the game on Torment difficulty. The blacksmithing plans for the Infernal Machine can be found on Nekarat, the Key Warden on Act 4 (found on Level 1 of the Silver Spire). If you want any of your characters to wear a Hellfire Ring, you’ll first need to get your hands on all three keys dropped by the various Key Wardens found in the four acts of the game to construct an Infernal Machine.
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